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Pediatric Journal Highlights Need for Translational Research, Medical-Dental Collaboration to Improve Children's Oral Health
In a Special Issue of Academic Pediatrics,1 leading dental researchers, pediatricians, and policy experts review progress over the last nine years to fulfill key action steps for improving children's oral health and access to care, as initially presented in the 2000 Surgeon General Report—Oral Health in America and the 2003 National Call to Action to Promote Oral Health. The journal, published by the Academic Pediatric Association, presents updated background papers that were developed for the 2008 National Summit on Children's Oral Health, which was convened by the American Academy of Pediatrics to strengthen partnerships between the dental and medical communities to address the oral health needs of U.S. children of all sociodemographic backgrounds, plus children with special health care needs. The Special Issue is available online at no charge, and its release was promoted online by Medical News Today.2
The Special Issue deals broadly with the nation's progress to date in addressing challenges and overcoming barriers to close existing gaps in pediatric oral health care. The authors' evaluation focused on implementation of the following recommendations, from the 2003 National Call to Action, to reduce oral health disparities and the burden of dental disease:
- change perceptions of oral health;
- overcome barriers to care by replicating effective programs and proven efforts;
- build the science base and accelerate science transfer;
- increase workforce diversity, capacity and flexibility; and
- increase collaborations and public-private partnerships.
Several authors discuss advancements that have strengthened dental science and pediatric oral health over time, such as establishing the public health burden of dental caries, increasing utilization of dental sealants, and research innovations in tissue engineering and salivary diagnostics. Other authors emphasize that significant challenges still remain, plus critical, real-world gaps that have hindered progress in meeting the above goals: health disparities; cultural/language barriers; inadequate oral health literacy; limitations in the pediatric dental workforce.
The Special Issue on Children's Oral Health underscores the importance of translational research to integrate optimal, evidence-based interventions in clinical practice, and to replicate programs of proven effectiveness to reduce dental disease. As noted in an executive summary, "[t]here has been a lag between our understanding of etiological factors in caries and our ability to ensure the translation of this evidence into clinical practice…. More clinical transitional research is needed to assess promising interventions (such as xylitol to inhibit maternal transmission of cariogenic bacteria, or effectiveness of dietary counseling)."
In a Special Issue commentary, former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher explains that the 2000 Oral Health in America report "emphasized recommendations to prevent oral diseases in children to promote lifelong health." To meet this common cause, Dr. Satcher calls for stronger collaboration across the dental-medical community to "close the gap between what we know and what we can and must do to improve the nation's general and oral health—starting with children."
Improving children's oral health throughout the U.S. will require significant leadership from public/private organizations to promote and support enhanced access to oral health care services, particularly for underserved populations. Dental caries is still the most prevalent chronic infectious disease in children, affecting over one-quarter of U.S. children under five years of age.3 As noted in the Special Issue, children from low-income households have the greatest amount of oral disease, which lends further support to the recommendation for increased dental-medical partnerships and improved integration between dental, medical and public health care systems.
The ADA is committed to helping dentists, the pediatric medical community, and other health professionals improve children's oral health and referral for dental services in collaboration with external agencies. Children should receive their first dental visit within six months of eruption of the first tooth and no later than 12 months of age. Appropriate public health interventions and prevention measures, such as oral hygiene instruction, community water fluoridation, and dental sealants, are recommended for patients of all ages and sociodemographic categories. Dentists are encouraged to provide appropriate oral health education and anticipatory guidance to parents, caregivers and children. The following ADA caries risk assessment forms can also be used when discussing potential risk factors with the caregivers of infants and children.
1. Special issue on children's oral health. Academic Pediatrics (November–December 2009), 9(6); 371–482. Available at: http://download.journals.elsevierhealth.com/pdfs/journals/1876-2859/PIIS187628590900309X.pdf.
2. Special issue of Academic Pediatrics reports on state of pediatric oral health in US. Medical News Today, December 9, 2009. Available at: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/173471.php. Accessed December 15, 2009.
3. Oral health improving for most Americans, but tooth decay among preschool children on the rise. CDC, National Center for Health Statistics, Office of Communication. April 30, 2007. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/07newsreleases/oralhealth.htm. Accessed December 28, 2009.
Additional Resources
- ADA, ADAF join with AAP to train pediatricians as oral health advocates (ADA News; December 14, 2009)
- Oral Health Topics: Tooth Decay (Caries)
- ADA Statement on Early Childhood Caries
- Oral Health Topics: Diet and Oral Health
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Cold beer, and hot ladies – AJ's is a great placed to unwind after a long week's work, the place is not the nicest looking from the outside, but what's inside is what counts. The girls are beautiful, and friendly, the music is good. The bar keeps rock. If you want to chat with friends or see some very hot ladies, AJ's is a great place. The only down side is the parking and the occational 5.00 entrance fee, I'd much rather tip the girls that pay the dork at the door!
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Solar Industry Applauds New Jersey BPU Decision to Expand PSE&G Solar Programs
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) today applauded two decisions by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) that will help to expand solar energy development within the state. The BPU voted to expand two existing solar programs by Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSE&G) – the Solar Loan III program and the Solar 4 All Extension program.
Army Base Takes a Shine to Solar
The Army's second largest installation, Fort Bliss, Texas, will soon have the Department of Defense's largest renewable power project.
North Carolina Definitively Defeats Effort to Repeal Renewable Energy Policy
A bill to repeal the US state of North Carolina's Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Standard (REPS) has stalled in a committee of the North Carolina House of Representatives, failing to win the support of some members of the Republican Party.
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The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has said multilateral trade negotiations between the EU, US and China are important to end the dispute with the BRIC country over anti-dumping and anti-subsidy allegations involving Chinese solar panels. Following a meeting in China last week, the US solar association said it time for the west and BRIC nations to work together before the dispute affects the global solar supply chain.
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UPDATED: The top scorers in the Monday ratings for Orlando were ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" and ESPN's "Monday Night Football."
"Dancing" had the most viewers overall, and they saw Valerie Harper be ejected from the contest.
"Monday Night Football" was the favorite of young adults. The New York Jets beat the Atlanta Falcons, 30-28.
The other top programs with the 18-to-49 set were CBS' "How I Met Your Mother," NBC's "The Voice," Fox's "Sleepy Hollow" and CBS' "2 Broke Girls."
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"Dancing With the Stars" was No. 8 with young adults, but it had the most viewers overall: 267,000. "The Voice" ranked second with 207,800.
Rounding out the top five were ABC's "Castle" with 177,500 viewers, "Monday Night Football" with 150,700 and NBC's "The Blacklist" with 143,400.
Four other series topped the 100,000-viewer mark: "Sleepy Hollow" with 123,000, "How I Met Your Mother" with 115,900, the sitcom "2 Broke Girls" with 112,200 and CBS' "Mom" with 105,900.
The series with fewer fans included Fox's "Bones" with 73,500, CBS' "Hostages" with 61,400 and CBS' "We Are Men" with 46,000.
In national ratings, "The Voice" averaged 14.6 million viewers while "Dancing" drew 13 million, according to updated ratings. "The Blacklist pulled in 11.2 million and topped "Castle" with 10.5 million.
The prime-time averages: NBC with 13.5 million, ABC with 12.2 million, Fox with 7.6 million, CBS with 6.3 million and The CW with 950,000. NBC easily won the 18-to-49 age group, Fox was second, and ABC edged CBS for third.
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Today I sourced the census data for the August Gegenheimer family in Jay Co., IN for the 1900-1920 census. August married my 2nd-great aunt Sarah C. Haley. In 1900 and 1910 he was living in Wabash Twp. but by 1920 they had moved to Wayne Twp. in Jay County.
August was a farmer and immigrated from Germany in either 1838 or 1858, depending on the census year. I tend to believe it was the 1838 year. Sarah's mother is listed as being born in Ohio on two census years, and then in Pennsylvania on the third. Sarah is the mother of 10 children, all living by the time of the 1910 census, but so far I only have the names of five in my database.
There is much more to discover about this family - not only the names of 5 children, but whether or not August was a Civil War vet. The family moved to Indiana before 1885, so they may be in the 1880 census either in Indiana or Ohio.
August Gegenheimer b. November 1842 Germany, d. after 1920 census, m. ca. 1865 to Sarah C. HALEY. Sarah C. Haley b. November 1845 Ohio, d. after 1920 census.
Children of August and Sarah C. (Haley) Gegenheimer :
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ii. Della P. Gegenheimer b. August 1876 Ohio, d. after 1910 census
iii. Lorenzo H. Gegenheimer b. March 1885 Indiana, d. after 1910 census
iv. Charles B. H. Gegenheimer b. February 1888 Indiana, d. after 1910 census
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At 16, our prized possessions included a crush's Drakkar-soaked scarf, "going out" pants from Express, and Antonio Sabato Jr.'s autograph.
Chrissie Miller, designer of downtown-based clothing line Sophomore, however, had good taste from the start. In today's Inside Story, we peek through her rock 'n' roll-inspired wardrobe, from a jean jacket she bought in high school (and still wears) to a vintage tee collection she's been accruing since she attended a Madonna/Beastie Boys concert at age 8.
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Technology has given us, among other things, the ability to know everything about the people we want to date before we even meet them. (He took shots on a trip to Cancun in 2006 with that girl?!)
So it's no shocker that it complicates the relationships that ensue. In today's Ask the Office Guy video, we enlisted Yahoo's Primetime in No Time host and former Road Rules contestant Theo Von to break down a few digi issues.
From an NYC boyfriend who checks his Instagram compulsively to a guy in Chicago who wants to exchange email passwords, tricky situations are Von's specialty.
We guarantee you'll do an Internet search for him afterward.
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It might be the cheesiest date query ever, but sometimes the answer can be telling. In this Ask the Office Guy, the Foursquare dudes tell us which critter sends their hearts soaring. For more wisdom, check out their answers to "What's a good new date spot?," "What's the best pizza in New York?," and "How can I get a guy's attention online?"
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What matters more: picture or text? In this Ask the Office Guy, the Foursquare dudes weigh in. For more advice, check out their answers to "What's a good new date spot?," "What's your spirit animal?," and "What's the best pizza in New York City?"
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Pies are serious business in the Big Apple. In this video, Foursquare guys tell us their favorite place to get a slice. For more wisdom, check out their answers to "What's a good new date spot?," "What's your spirit animal?," and "How can I get a guy's attention online?"
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'Tis the season for triumphant returns: Arrested Development, Twinkies, and Winona Ryder (our resident movie expert swears it), to name a few.
Also back in business: our Ask the Office Guy video series. For today's installment, we went to the Foursquare offices and asked the following hard-hitters: What's a good new date spot (above)? What's the best way to get noticed online? What's the best pizza in NYC? And, finally, what's your spirit animal?
We're going to different offices every few weeks, so, please, submit your questions. And in case you missed it last month, we got Mashable's hilarious editorial director to tell us when to follow a new guy on Twitter, online-dating red flags, and who's single at his office.
We hope you'll come back for more.
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Anyone can look like a winner in an online dating profile and be not-so-winning in reality. Are there any telltale signs that you should avoid making human-to-human contact? In this video, Mashable editorial director Matt Silverman shares his thoughts. Then, for more advice, check out his answers to "When should I follow a new guy on Twitter?" and "Are you single?"
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Not going to lie: Those guys at Mashable are cute. We One of our readers wants to know if editorial director Matt Silverman is single. Here's his response. For more advice, check out his answers to "When should I follow a new guy on Twitter?" and "What are red flags in online dating?"
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Looks aren't everything. Tell that to the girl who just went on a first date with a great guy who has a rattail straight off the NKOTB Summer Magic Tour 1990.
This sounds like a dilemma for our token male editor and advice giver, Dan. In today's Ask the Office Guy video, he decides whether she should cut it off (literally and figuratively) or learn to love the long, hairy tuft.
While Dan was at it, we got him to answer more whipsawed reader-submitted questions: What should I do if a guy I went out with tweeted "can't wait to tap this broad" while we were on the date? How do I get my BF to stop talking incessantly while he drives? And, finally, would you, Dan, like to be five times larger to please her (a vague one submitted anonymously)?
As always, his answers are poignant and ridiculous. What can we say?
He's got the right stuff.
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We occasionally talk to ourselves while behind the wheel — but only when we're alone. In this Ask the Office Guy, Dan answers a query from a reader whose boyfriend talks to himself incessantly while she's in the car. Seems it's driving her mad (pun intended).
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In the age of social media, it's always interesting to see new, technology-driven ways in which people can be a-holes. Here's one: Our reader's date tweeted "can't wait to tap this" while they were still out together. In this Ask the Office Guy, Dan shares his take on this WTF? situation.
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It's a serious question: Would you like to be five times larger in order to please her, Dan? In this Ask the Office Guy, our male editor fields a vague, personal question from an anonymous reader.
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You're never going to believe this. A Nigerian prince emailed our male editor/advice giver, Dan, and offered to send him $1 million.
While we're holding our breath, Dan is kind enough to answer more reader-submitted dating questions as part of our Ask the Office Guy video series. Today's queries: When spooning, can you be the big spoon even if you're smaller (above, guest starring Puppy)? And should you call it quits after seven years of dating and no proposal?
Since spring fever is upon us, we encourage you to watch his videos on how to flirt, what to do if you're not initially attracted to a new date, and — most hard-hitting of all — the proper course of action for when you hate a guy's shoes.
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According to a wise woman named Beyoncé, if you like it, then you should've put a ring on it. But does Dan agree? In this Ask the Office Guy, one reader wonders if she should call it quits after seven years in a relationship.
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Things not to say when flirting: "My six cats would adore you." "You're a dead ringer for my dad." And "Did you see me on Hoarders?"
To perfect our technique, we enlisted token male editor Dan. In today's Ask the Office Guy roundup, he answers four reader-submitted dating questions: What are your flirting tips (above)? If you're not initially attracted to someone, should you call it quits? How do guys feel about a girl who hangs out with all guys? And, lastly, what if you hate your date's shoes?
We apologize to readers whose questions he hasn't yet addressed (he receives hundreds). In the meantime, his thoughts on what to wear on a first date and when to friend a guy on Facebook should keep you occupied.
And hopefully deter nonstop poking.
Have a dating question you want answered? Email Dan at email@example.com.
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We're not sure what the shoes looked like that inspired this reader from Pound Ridge, N.Y., to write in, but we're imagining neon yellow lace-up Crocs. Deal breaker? Dan talks through the issue in this Ask the Office Guy.
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It seems like being one of the boys could be fun: You'd drink a lot of beer, play Fantasy Football, and gain valuable insight into the male psyche. But could it hinder your chances of meeting guys outside the circle? In this Ask the Office Guy, Dan gives his honest opinion.
Have a dating question you want answered? Email Dan at email@example.com.
He was clever over email and had a sexy phone voice. A Google image search revealed a brown-eyed, handsome man. So when he showed up looking like Jon Gosselin, you were caught off guard. In this Ask the Office Guy, Dan decides whether you should go on a second date or call it quits.
This one goes out to all the single ladies.
Over the past few weeks, our token advice-giving office guy, Dan, has been hounded with reader-submitted dating questions, especially regarding do's and don'ts when making a first impression.
In today's video roundup he tackles queries aplenty: What should I wear on a first date (above)? What should I order from the menu? And if I go out with a guy and don't hear from him for two months, should I go out with him again? (In short, heck no, but Dan says it more eloquently.)
And we'll put our hands up for that.
Want more? Hear Dan's perspective on postdate texting, the best place to meet guys, the ideal time to have the talk, and when to tell a new guy you're really into cats. Or submit your own question by e-mailing him at email@example.com.
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You went out with a guy, hit it off … and then radio silence. Two months later, out of the blue, he calls and asks you on another date. What's the deal? In this Ask the Office Guy, Dan offers frank advice through an ingenious comparison of your situation to 127 Hours.
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Strangely, Bibiano Fernandes is not fighting at UFC 149 any more
Back in the day I played Pokemon cards constantly. If not with my friends or in the Pokemon League then I'd be playing it on the Game Boy. I used to dream up strategies of attack, or which cards to include in a deck to make it even more powerful. I was addicted. Oh, I've just totally glossed over the Pokemon League comment. Yeah, there was a local game store which held Pokemon nights, they had a 'gym leader' and everything. I actually still have the Boulder Badge and limited edition Meowth card I earned. I never actually managed to beat the gym leader however, although I boasted about how bad I was going to destroy him on a number of occasions.
I learned a valuable lesson that day: never announce you have signed Bibiano Fernandes and match him up for UFC 149 before he's actually signed a contract. Oh, wait, that's a lesson for the UFC. The lesson I learned was not to boast about things that haven't happened yet, in case they don't happen. Amid announcements that Fernandes had pulled out injured, multiple MMA sites are now reporting that he is still negotiating with the UFC and ONE FC, who have reportedly offered him a contract with better conditions. Hopefully the statement he plans to release will clear the whole situation up more, there is still a chance he will sign with the UFC. There is also still a chance I'll fight that gym leader. I still have a few decks...


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Sound odd? but I felt this way the other day. Granted I was working on my technique earlier in the day . But when I went out to play a round, that's all I could think about. So after 12 holes, I just quit and headed over to a nearby field and worked on my drives for about an hour and then headed of to the practice baskets for an hour or so of putting.
I had more fun that day working on my game than I did playing. So I was wondering if anybody else ever felt this way?
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Maybe if you had "practiced" more you would have made that shot to win 2nd outright or tie for 1st. Practice promotes muscle memory plain and simple. It increases the percentage of good shots you make and decreases the percentage of poor shots in a competitive round.
If league doubles is your passion then go for it, I personally find alt shot doubles about as mentally tough as doing laundry. You drive every other hole and maybe putt out a 9-10 times. I compete in MPM and it is hard to cash in North Carolina...that is my motivation.
I agree MonTTy, and Muscle Memory turns into Confidence, which turns into Better control of your Mental Game. Confidence is key! And Practice builds all of it.
Well my partner who did practice putting before the round missed the very same shot so what does that say? I am 51 years old so my muscles have plenty of memory. Probably more than even me.
well, while we're at logical fallacies, this is a hasty generalization. his one-time practice and one-time failure have no bearing on our argument for practicing. You said nothing about a long-term, consistent practice regimen that we are supporting. If all the pros that practice don't matter by causation, why did you post this example?
You know, I went out to play today with a few friends and I played much better. Lately I have been in a semi-funk and today's round made me realize that I am just not following through properly on my putts. Somehow my mind is getting in the way and I'm not just getting up there and canning them. Now that I know the issue I am sure that the next round will be better. Now, is what I did today practice? Of course it is. I just didn't practice in a field. And even though it wasn't a perfect round it was a good round.
I wish that I was a good enough player to say I don't need to practice. However since that's not the case I'll keep throwing my upshots and putting at home, because I think it helps. (at least it does me.) My scores have improved on average about 3-4 strokes per round, which has put me from being a contributer to the prize fund to actually taking home prizes. Now if I could just get my drives to go where I want them, I would not need to make as many "Great upshot" shots.
Maybe we all have different ways of practicing. I just try to play as much as possible and maybe some of those rounds end up being "practice" rounds. After all, if there isn't money or something on the line then to me it is just practice. Today I took a couple of shots a couple of times since it was just a round with friends. I try not to do that too much since it can annoy fellow competitors, but today our pace of play was pretty slow so it wasn't a big deal.
I guess that one thing that you can't practice by just throwing putts or drives is the mental game. That comes about in rounds. I realize that at the age of 51 I already have a lot of shots in my arsenal and my game probably won't change in any great way. So rounds give me a way to test myself. It is all about confidence and "practicing" confidence is key to my game. I want to throw the best shots each round that I play and in league I want to win. It doesn't always happen that way but at least I have the confidence to believe that it is possible each time that I play. Also playing with others can sometimes give you a new way of looking at things, either because you saw something you didn't see before or because someone else "turns you on" to something new (shot, disc, etc.).
In the end if it works for you then keep doing it.
Here you make one good point, playing rounds is great for the mental game. It really prepares you for your head game.
You make one assumption here, as well. You say that at the age of 51 you have shots and your game won't change. Mark Ellis would have a few choice words for you on this subject. (and by choice words, I mean he would very calmly and nicely tell you that no one is ever done perfecting their shots.
All the time. I spent more time in the field practicing than playing on the courses. I wanted to know my discs and their flights to know what to throw and when. Plus you can just go out and crush, crush, crush and work on your endurance for those long tourneys.
I practice more than I play during the tourney season here. I only show for leagues (sometimes) and tourney's when it is time to play.
One of the things that I have realized from this thread is that there is no "one size fits all" way to go about things in disc golf. Some people are just starting out and can benefit from going to the field. Others like me have been playing for so long that we know what works, we know both our strengths and limitations, and we don't have aspirations to be the next Ken Climo. That doesn't make us any less competitive however. It's just that going to a field to throw probably won't significantly change our games. At the age of 51 I still enjoy league and competing for money. I also enjoy casual rounds with friends. But putting in hours of practice is not where it is at right now in my life. I just praise God that I am still alive and can still beat some people at this game. My favorite activity is playing doubles with good players. Doubles is the time to bring out all of your best shots and show others that you have what it takes to win. And age does bring experience which is important.
Maybe next year I can compete in a tournament or two in Grand Masters. I haven't competed in a tourney in many years now, but I would love to get back into a few good tournaments as a way to test myself. In the meantime I plan on playing a few rounds.
There is a lot of "if it works for me it must work for you" attitude in disc golf. But we are all different people who just happen to play the same game. All I know is that "if it works for me, it works for me".
Outside of putting practice, playing in a field for hours and hours made the biggest difference in my game. I have a hard time believing that this wouldn't do the same, quicker, for somebody else; especially if they were just starting out.
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Sitting in his office at the City University of New York, Arthur Schlesinger judges himself harshly. "I've dissipated too much of my life in doing things which are totally ephemeral," he says.
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Hello, everyone. I was an atheist until at the age of 27 I began to study the Bible in order to debunk it. I learned quickly that the Bible was grossly misrepresented by apostate Christendom's adoption of pagan teachings such as the immortal soul from Socrates, the trinity from Plato, the cross from Constantine, hell from Dante and Milton, Easter from Astarte, Christmas from the winter solstice celebrations, and most recently the Rapture from Darby.
Though I have never and will never be a part of organized religion, my beliefs are not entirely dissimilar to that of The Jehovah's Witnesses, due to the removal of the aforementioned pagan influence. I have studied briefly the history of the major world religions, Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Shintoism and Taoism and have published sacred and non-sacred texts from each of these online: The Dhammapada, Four Noble Truths, Paradise Lost, Divine Comedy, Analects Of Confucius, Bhagavad Gita, Qur'an, Pirqe Aboth, Nihongi, Kojiki, Tao Te Ching and Chuang Tzu.
Having been an atheist most of my life and given that nearly everyone I know is atheist, I think I understand and respect where most of you are coming from. I don't believe in "converting" anyone to anything, but I do think the atheist tends to be mislead when it comes to the Bible. Not that that matters much, except for that I do enjoy, given the opportunity, to correct them in thoughtful and polite discussion and debate.
I hope we can have some interesting conversations.
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Why am I here? Why are you here? Why do you ask?
I've said it before. I'm here to educate the atheist misconceptions of the Bible. For discussion and debate.
You believe in a great flood that encompassed the entire planet?
How did all the fish survive, saltwater fish can't survive in fresh water and fresh can't survive the salt. Did it rain fresh or salt water?
What did all these creatures eat on their long walk back across the planet, all vegetation would have died off from being under water for so long and all other sources of food would have died in the flood.
Did the penguins trek across the desert without food?
These questions are for folks like DH to answer. He has taken on a fool's arrand, trying to make sense out of non-sense.
For us, moving on is the best cure, not taking on the nuttyness, our freedom. DH can write commentaries till they die of exhaustion, having wasted their time with a hall of mirrors. Looking at their body of 'work', as their reward, turning more precious trees into a cultural artifact.
Carry on DH.
So how many angels can dance on a pin head? Is the answer 'none', 'one', 'infinite', or 'what a bullshit question'?
As one who is here to educate atheists you seem to require a lot of education yourself.
You need education on etiquette, on logic and i don't know what else. We have a good time polling what will make you leave soonest, well because we miss a lot of the BS you spew here.
Do everyone a favour, either you start the teaching you intended to do or shut the fuck up. You can't go insulting everyone who disagrees with you besides I don't remember we wrote an application to have a teacher on bible misconceptions. If you have been keen, the respondents here can hold their fort on religion.
Everyone is born atheist, so don't take any credit. Other people are lucky their parents are irreligious so they start to learn from a young age how BS religion is others come to it on their own.
Which school did you go to, that is if you went? You can't claim to have been an atheist for 27 years then come here to tell us you don't know the meaning of word deist, you commit logical fallacies and tell us shit is god, what the hell!
I've said it before. I'm here to educate the atheist misconceptions of the Bible. For discussion and debate.
Educating others involves imparting general knowledge and helping them develop powers of reason, judgment, and critical thinking. You come across as illiterate of basic empirical science, epistemology and critical thinking skills. But more importantly, you respond to difficult questions not with thoughtfulness or evidence, but with resistance, hostility, incongruity, ignorance, and abuse, while attacking others falsely for lacking substance and sense when they are only lacking in what you yourself assert.
Your claims amount to this: the Bible doesn't mean what it says, or what any Christian religion says, the Bible means what YOU say.
When you first came here with that I really thought you were joking. I got the joke once I realized you weren't kidding, that you actually think you're some kind of scholar, capable of "educating" others in this way. That's an astounding joke and that you have no idea how feeble and childish you actually sound is what makes it so funny,
Whether you stick around or disappear back where you came from, I would spare you any misconception that most of us experience you any other way.
Yes, this is how 'truth' works for theists. For the theist, truth is not discerned, rendered or distilled - it is asserted. Entirely new cults can be founded simply by one personality being able to assert, over the weaker minded, the truth. This leaves the theist unable to understand why such tactics do not work with Atheists - for the theist is unable to use evidence to persuade reason.
We're all SO relieved, we thought you had been raptured --
The Rapture isn't a Bible teaching so it wouldn't surprise me if you had actually thought that. If I go any where it will likely be that I'm banned. I've posted something like 13 times in the Bible forum only to have the post deleted without reason.
I don't mind asshole atheists shooting their mouths off but I don't hang around forums where good stuff is deleted by asshole atheists.
Well, you can certainly feel free to not hang around here - I really can't see that you're contributing anything.
Well, you can certainly feel free to not hang around here - I really can't see that you're contributing anything.
Of course you can't. And then when I leave you react to that as well. Atheist forums are shinning examples of codependent personalities.
So why come to an atheist forum if you despise them so much?
It seems to me that my understanding of polite thoughtful debate is not the same as your understanding of the same. The reason that this thread is not a debate is simply that you are not posturing anything that can't be dealt with by kindergarten atheists.
You want to have us all accept that the biblical sky was always believed to be empty space. Take that piece out of the puzzle and you will immediately fall over the Noah's flood story. Where did all the water come from to flood the world, if not from the watery firmament?
Actually, please don't tell me. I'm pretty sure I will be left yearning for the GodDidIt explanation.
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"I don't mind asshole atheists shooting their mouths off but I don't hang around forums where good stuff is deleted by asshole atheists."
Well at least we're consistant....I just love "asshole atheists" they're so sweet. :)
Damnit I missed all the "good stuff" that got deleted (and a small but deliberate tear appears at the edge of his eye).


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Juventus captain and goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon expressed his anger over Juventus' 1-1 draw against Nordsjaelland and lamented the avoidable goal conceded.
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Juventus were expected to have an easy time against Danish minnows Nordsjaelland but the Serie A champions went behind to a Mikkel Beckmann sublime free kick five minutes into the second half before Mikro Vucinic lashed home an equaliser ten minutes from time.
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Randy E. Barnett is the Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Legal Theory at the Georgetown University Law Center, where he directs the Georgetown Center for the Constitution and teaches constitutional law and contracts. After graduating from Northwestern University and Harvard Law School, he tried many felony cases as a prosecutor in the Cook County States' Attorney's Office in Chicago. In 2004, he argued the medical marijuana case of Gonzalez v. Raich before the U.S. Supreme Court. In 2011-12 he represented the National Federation of Independent Business in its constitutional challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
Professor Barnett has been a visiting professor at Harvard Law School, the University of Pennsylvania, Northwestern, and the Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala. He delivered the Kobe 2000 lectures in jurisprudence at the University of Tokyo and Doshisha University in Kyoto. In 2008, he was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in Constitutional Studies.
His publications include more than one hundred articles and reviews, as well as nine books, including Restoring the Lost Constitution: The Presumption of Liberty (Princeton, 2005), The Oxford Introductions to U.S. Law: Contracts (Oxford 2010), Contracts: Cases and Doctrine (Wolters Kluwer, 5th ed. 2012), and Constitutional Law: Cases in Context (Wolters Kluwer, 2nd ed. 2013). His book, The Structure of Liberty: Justice and the Rule of Law (Oxford, 1998) was published in Japanese.
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Cleveland, Ohio - Mid-American Conference commissioner Rick Chryst announced today a 30-game television schedule for men's and women's basketball for the 1999-2000 season.
The regular-season schedule includes ten (10) men's basketball games on broadcast syndication in the six-state MAC region, nine (9) games on the FOX Sports Net regional networks and five (5) women's games to be televised on FOX Sports Net Ohio. The FOX Sports Net regional networks covering the MAC include FOX Sports Net Chicago, FOX Sports Net Midwest, FOX Sports Net Detroit, FOX Sports Net Ohio, FOX Sports Net Pittsburgh and Empire Sports Network.
Mid-American Conference men's basketball tournament coverage, from the Gund Arena in Cleveland, will again be highlighted by an ESPN national telecast of the championship game on Wednesday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m. The semi-finals on Monday, March 6 will be televised by the FOX Sports Net regional networks at 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. The semi-finals of the women's basketball tournament, scheduled for Friday, March 3 at Public Hall in Cleveland, will also air on the FOX RSN package. The league remains in negotiations for the telecast of its women's championship game.
"We believe this schedule showcases the absolute best of MAC basketball," said Chryst. "Our intent is to bring those games of most interest to MAC fans across our six-state footprint on a consistent basis. Our FOX regional sports network partnership is so valuable to us and we are excited that this year it includes tournament as well as regular-season coverage. We are trying something new in terms of broadcast syndication; the possibility of significant over-the-air exposure in our major markets is an exciting prospect for the conference and something we firmly believe can grow in the future."
The men's basketball television package, consisting of both a Saturday broadcast syndication window and a Monday evening slot on the FOX regional sports networks, will launch Saturday, January 22 and run consecutively through the final six weeks of the regular-season. The league's top rivalries will be featured, including Bowling Green at Toledo [Feb. 7], Central Michigan at Western Michigan [Feb. 12], Akron at Kent [Feb. 19] and Miami at Ohio [Feb. 21]. All thirteen MAC institutions will appear at least once on the package.
Opening the women's package on Saturday, January 29 will be a regular-season rematch of the last four MAC championship contests, as Toledo faces Kent in the Gund Arena. The game will be the first half of a special women's doubleheader, with national power Tennessee taking on North Carolina State in the nightcap. Other regular-season television games include Akron at Miami [Feb. 5], Ohio at Marshall [Feb. 12], Western Michigan at Northern Illinois [Feb. 19] and Bowling Green at Buffalo [February 25].
In addition to the 1999-2000 schedule, the MAC also announced the signing of a comprehensive three-year partnership agreement involving production and syndication rights with ESPN, Inc., and ESPN Regional Television. Distributing under the brand ESPN Plus, ESPN Regional Television presently serves as the multi-media rights holder for the Big Ten (football and basketball), Big East (football and basketball), Conference USA (basketball) and the Big 12 (basketball) conferences.
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Jan. 22 Eastern Michigan @ Toledo MAC Syndication
Jan. 24 Akron @ Buffalo Ball State at Marshall FOX RSN
Jan. 29 Marshall @ Ohio Miami @ Western Michigan MAC Syndication
Jan. 31 Western Michigan @ Kent Northern Illinois @ Central Michigan FOX RSN
Feb. 5 Ohio @ Bowling Green Ball State @ Eastern Michigan MAC Syndication
Feb. 7 Bowling Green @ Toledo FOX RSN
Feb. 12 Bowling Green @ Miami Central Michigan @ Western Michigan MAC Syndication
Feb. 14 Akron @ Ball State Eastern Michigan @ Central Michigan FOX RSN
Feb. 19 Akron @ Kent MAC Syndication
Feb. 21 Miami @ Ohio Western Michigan @ Eastern Michigan FOX RSN
Feb. 26 Kent @ Ohio Toledo @ Central Michigan MAC Syndication
Mar. 6 MAC Semi-final #1 and MAC Semi-final #2 FOX RSN
Mar. 8 MAC Championship ESPN
Women's Television Package
Jan. 29 Toledo versus Kent @ Gund Arena FSN Ohio
Feb. 5 Akron @ Miami FSN Ohio
Feb. 12 Ohio @ Marshall FSN Ohio
Feb. 19 Western Michigan @ Northern Illinois FSN Ohio
Feb. 25 Bowling Green @ Buffalo FSN Ohio
Mar. 3 MAC Semi-final #1 and MAC Semi-final #2 FSN Ohio
Mar. 4 MAC Championship TBA